Art and the Story of Zion National Park
By Lyman Hafen It wasn’t until the late 1850s that Anglo explorers and mapmakers finally ventured into Zion Canyon and…
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Great American Outdoors Act
What it Means for Utah’s National Parks and Why They Still Need You The passage of the Great American Outdoors…
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Mexican Spotted Owls
Are We Related? The blistering sun in the desert of Zion National Park can be unforgiving. Hiking into a shaded…
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Sheep Bridge and the Virgin River Corridor
Protecting Pristine Habitats Surrounding Zion National Park This month the protected lands of the Greater Zion Landscape grew significantly in…
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A Newly Discovered Species, Thanks to You
A Penstemon by Any Other Name Mutation or hybrid? The answer to this question requires a closer look into the…
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The Zion Embrace
Tracking Soundscape Monitoring in the Canyon Stop and listen to the sounds around you. What do you hear? Now, imagine…
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2020 Art in the Park Celebration
Zion Forever Project Announces Modified Approach to Celebration of Art The Zion Forever Project, in partnership with Zion National Park,…
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Zion Takes a Break
With Gates Closed, Zion Had a Unique Moment to Breathe While we’ve all been preoccupied with lockdown and staying safe,…
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We the Keepers Film Release
New Park Film in Honor of National Park Week (4/18-4/26) “We The Keepers” – a story of Zion told by…
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Zion National Park Temporarily Closed
April 3, 2020 Springdale, UT – The National Park Service (NPS) received a letter today from the Executive Director for…
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